In an expanding colony, news is crucial for further growth and expansion. The Pennsylvania Gazette, one of the most popular sources of news in the the 1700s, provided readers with thanks in part to the genius and gumption of Benjamin Franklin. Franklin, a true Renaissance man in every sense of the word, would take a […]
Archive for September 12, 2011
under: Comm 455, Uncategorized
Tags: Benjamin Franklin, Newspaper, Pat Carroll, Pennsylvania Gazette
Tags: Benjamin Franklin, Newspaper, Pat Carroll, Pennsylvania Gazette
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I attempted to create a timeline of the velocity of news. This was not exactly an easy feat but three websites and three new accounts later I finally succeeded. Hopefully. Maybe. The velocity of news: a timeline. While creating this I noticed a couple of things. The velocity of news changed rapidly in periods of […]
Japan and the history of print journalism aren’t two topics that people often think about together. And truthfully, I have no idea how they impact each other, either. But I studied Japanese in high school so I figured I’d volunteer to blog about the Japanese contribution. Much of our timeline has concentrated on Europe and […]
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Tags: Comm 455, history of print journalism, Japanese Contribution, kawaraban, Lexie Ramage
Tags: Comm 455, history of print journalism, Japanese Contribution, kawaraban, Lexie Ramage
All fans know the Washington Redskins won this weekend. They don’t need a journalist to tell them that. Instead they want to know what went right, what went wrong, and how those items will be addressed moving forward. This not only occurs in sports, but in politics as well. The public is not concerned about […]
under: Comm 455
Tags: Bob Sharpe, Enrico Campitelli Jr., Eric Stangel, Opinion, President Obama, Washington Redskins
Tags: Bob Sharpe, Enrico Campitelli Jr., Eric Stangel, Opinion, President Obama, Washington Redskins